Twenty years ago, dueling asteroid movies made an impact on Hollywood. Mimi Leder’s Deep Impact opened May 8, 1998, and was swiftly followed by Michael Bay’s Armageddon just weeks later on June 30. Bay’s disaster film was a Disney-financed success that became ingrained in pop culture. Deep Impact had a higher opening weekend than Armageddon ($41 million vs. $36 million), but was soon relegated to

In a shocking twist not unlike the ending of a Quentin Tarantino film or two, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood‘s China box office ambitions appear to be going up in flames. The critically acclaimed movie, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt, had been approved for release in China on Oct. 25, but regulators have abruptly reversed course. According to multiple sources close to the situation in Bei

What may have looked like a dicey move has been part of a savvy strategy to remake the 51-year-old star’s career for the digital age. During the past two years, Smith has reinvented his brand via shrewd product picks and cheeky web videos, earning 122 million followers across platforms. And following the blockbuster success of Disney’s Aladdin — which shocked virtually everyone by taking in $1.05